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Hedges, edges and woodland feed the bees’ needs

Can ‘Lapwing Envy’ trigger a wildlife revival?

Significant drop in Atlantic salmon returning to English river confirms 2021 as a poor year for this iconic species – long-term monitoring project’s report shows

“Signs are positive” as River Frome sees highest salmon numbers in eight years, but climate change is having an impact says new report

The GWCT unveils exciting new ambassador programme

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is thrilled to announce its new ambassadorial programme. The Trust hopes that its five new ambassadors – Hannah Russell, Marina Gibson, Jordan Rigby, Tom Wood and Tristan Phipps – will be able to reach a wider audience and share news and information abou...

End of Summer Drinks for Conservation

GWCT’s Sundown Social at Wild by Tart in London on 15 September The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) is excited to announce The Sundown Social Drinks, a reprisal of last year's Sons & Daughters Dinner, in a bid to introduce the younger generations to its research and conservatio...

Eels tagged in bid to understand their river movements and migration

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s (GWCT) fisheries team have begun a new project to catch and tag eels in the River Frome in Dorset in a first ever bid to better understand the movements of this fish species in our river and waterways and monitor the start of their migration from the U...

Help the GWCT expand their research in the battle to save the Curlew, an iconic wader

The latest research and practical moorland management advice at the Northern England Grouse Seminar

Boost your wildlife art collection and support vital conservation research